Last modified: 2010-05-15 15:29:36 UTC
Please add id names to the headers in CategoryPage.php so that sections such as "Subcategories" and "Articles in category whatever" can be linked to. For example, $r .= "<h2 id=\"{$h}\">{$h}</h2>\n" ; instead of $r .= "<h2>{$h}</h2>\n" ; This would be useful for categories with a lot of text before the list of articles begins so people can add links like [[#Articles in category Whatever|See list of articles in this category]] at the top of the page. People might not know to scroll to the end otherwise.
Yeah, we need ids for all (H2 or lower) headers (as a matter of principle). I've been thinking about navigation too - how about a default template for categories, something like: Category:Music ---- ''Main article:'' [[Music]] (if there is an article called "Music" exists) *[[#Subcategories|Subcategories]] (if there are subcategories) *[[#Articles in category "Music"|List of articles in this category]]
id="Subcategories" and id="Articles" perhaps?
Code: In columnList(), line 259: $r .= "<h3 id=\"{$articles_start_char[$index]}$cont_msg\">{$articles_start_char[$index]}$cont_msg</h3>\n<ul>"; function shortList( $articles, $articles_start_char ) { $r = "<h3 id=\"{$articles_start_char[0]}\">".$articles_start_char[0]."</h3>\n"; $r .= '<ul><li>'.$articles[0].'</li>'; for ($index = 1; $index < count($articles); $index++ ) { if ($articles_start_char[$index] != $articles_start_char[$index - 1]) { $r .= "</ul><h3 id=\"{$articles_start_char[$index]}\">{$articles_start_char[$index]}</h3>\n<ul>"; } $r .= "<li>{$articles[$index]}</li>"; } $r .= '</ul>'; return $r; }
They are implemented. Use the following: * Subcategories (#mw-subcategories) * Pages (#mw-pages) * Media (#mw-category-media) * Parent categories (#catlinks)
Just to clarify, these are the id attributes of the div surrounding each H2 section.
